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Pamphlets and Patrons explores the hidden political game of courtly parties fighting against each other in polemical prints published in France during the long eighteenth century. We aim at reconsidering the history of the public sphere and of the origins of the French Revolution.

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Program: Databases on the Eighteenth-Century Francophone World : Cooperation and Exchange (3rd edition)

Here is the program of the third edition of the workshop Databases on the Eighteenth-Century Francophone World : Cooperation and […]

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Program: Databases on France in the 18th Century: Cooperation and Exchanges Program:

Here is the program of the workshop Databases France in the on 18th Century : Cooperation and Exchanges that will […]

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Final Program :Bloody Politics: How Princes of the House of France Shaped Political Life (1661-1848)

Here is the final program of our international conference that will take place in Trier on June 20th and 21st […]

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The Enlightenment’s Ghosts, or How New Digital Methods Question Attributions to Famous Eighteenth-Century Authors.

On Thursday May 16th, Damien Tricoire and Antonina Martynenko will present a paper (16:15-17:45) The Enlightenment’s Ghosts, or How New […]

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Preliminary Program :Bloody Politics: How Princes of the House of France Shaped Political Life (1661-1848)

Here is the preliminary program of our international conference that will take place in Trier on June 20th and 21st […]

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Journée d’étude: Magnétismes d’hier et d’aujourd’hui

Le 1er mars prochain, Benoît Carré interviendra durant la journée d’étude Magnétismes d’hier et d’aujourd’hui, à l’IHMC (Institut d’histoire moderne […]

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Séminaire hybride: Étudier la sociabilité à l’époque des Lumières: méthodes, études de cas et perspectives, 28 mars 2024, Université Côte d’Azur

Le 28 mars prochain, trois membres de l’équipes Pamphlets and Patrons présenteront leurs recherches à l’université Côte d’Azur. L’événement sera […]

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Workshop on social network analysis with Markus Gamper February 9th 2024 (8:00-13:00), University of Trier

Here are the reading for the seminar Gamper, M. (2022). Social Network Theories: An Overview. In: Klärner, A., Gamper, M., […]

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Potentials and Limits of Stylometry for Early Modern Texts in Romance Languages, Trier October 10th 2023

The Workshop was organised by Dr. Simon Dagenais and Dr. Joëlle Weis, in a collaboration between the Chair of Early […]

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Call for papers :Bloody Politics: How Princes of the House of France Shaped Political Life (1661-1848)

We are organizing an international conference that will take place in Trier on June 20th and 21st of 2024. it […]

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